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Who gets to build the future: On tech bros

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I will not be misquoted into silence

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The sound of belonging: Exclusion through language

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Luke Barratt discusses whether Oxford West and Abingdon is as close as the candidates claim and gives a in-depth profile of the candidates running

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Eliza Melkonyan on bias against Russia in the UK media

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Hannah Foxton and Ruth Hayhow debate what kind of image of Oxford the boat race projects

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George Haggett discusses supporting the LGBTQ community and the aftermath of the 'Queer Bop'

Not Right to Buy

Daniel Minister argues that the Conservative's pledge to extend the 'Right to Buy' scheme will only exacerbate the current housing crisis

Jihad: till death do us part

Amaka Opara considers the motivations of the women who have left the West in recent years to live in the warzone that is the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria

The evil and lies of the right-wing tabloid press

Luke Ames Blackaby criticises attempts to portray sexual abuse as indicative of certain cultures and ethnicities

The right answer, the wrong question

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Milking it: why dairy production matters

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The Sound and the Fury

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Opinion

Who gets to build the future: On tech bros

Gender is what you make of it

I will not be misquoted into silence

The sound of belonging: Exclusion through language

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